Fine Print Revealed In Arms Curb Accord
President Nixon outlined the fine print of arms curb pacts with the Soviet Union urging swift Senate ratification. The ABM treaty limits deployment to two sites per side and a companion executive agreement would cap total land and sea based offensive missiles at current levels. Nixon warned of possible withdrawal if tighter limits fail within five years and noted NATO submarine issues remain unresolved.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Congress
Senate
United States
U.S
Soviets
NATO
Moscow
Water Rate Ordinance Passed by Commission
The City Commission passed the ordinance raising water rates but delayed publication until new billing equipment arrives. The meeting included a sewer study by Wilson and Company, with plans for one more study before stopping. annexation and paving items were discussed, and several policy resolutions were approved including salary schedules for city officials.
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Barbara Kihm
City Commission
Wilson and Company
Allgier, Martin & Associates
Joplin
Chanute Development to Sell 25000 Stock for Industrial Growth
Chanute Development Corporation plans to issue 25000 in stock to fund local industrial development. The move was approved by Chanute Chamber of Commerce members at a Monday meeting. The program aims to leverage SBA loan potential and boost Chanute’s industrial future. The drive committee includes Hans Herold Bob Wilson Charles Esslinger and Steve Hutchens.
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Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Central Park Pavilion
Chanute Development Corporation
Joe Balch
CDC
Chanute
Burlington Manufacturing Co
Balch
Burlington
Fred Harris
Chamber
Hgih
Mid-America, Inc
Small Business Administration
Hans Herold
Bob Wilson
Charles Esslinger
Steve Hutchens
Harris
CDC Board of Directors
17 Year Olds Denied Vote in August Primary
A Jackson County Circuit Court judge ruled against three 17 year olds seeking to register to vote, saying state law requires voters to be 18 by election day. The decision comes as they would be 18 by the November general election.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Echoes Folklore Parody
A terse note mocks a person named Cha and riffs on a fairy tale motif with Little Red Riding Hood and a wolf used as a hood, implying pursuit by kin. The obscure phrasing suggests coded or satirical writing rather than a direct news story.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Court Wavers Between Rights and Law and Order Clash
Nixon era Supreme Court nudges conservatives forward yet shows splits on criminal procedure. Douglas expands right to a lawyer for any trial with possible liberty loss, while Rehnquist new rulings broaden police searches without warrants and endorse warrantless street stops. Justice Marshall dissents on gun context. four Nixon appointees plus Stewart and White prevail on searches.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
William C. Douglas
Earl Warren
Bridgeport
Conn
Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
Connecticut
Robert Wiliams
Marshall
Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Stewart
White
Two Egyptian MIG21s Shot Down by Israel Near Sinai
Tel Aviv reports Israeli air force fighters shot down two Soviet built Egyptian MIG21 jets in a Mediterranean dogfight off the Sinai coast. Egyptian pilots parachuted into the sea about 25 miles from Sinai. The clash is the first since the 1970 cease fire, with unclear if it violated the 22 month old truce.
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Tel Aviv
Mediterranean
Sinai Desert
Middle East
Two Erie County Crashes Reported This Week
Sheriff David Kern outlined two traffic accidents near Erie with total damages around 1900 dollars. Cecil Volmer 48 of St Paul lost control on wet pavement and overturned a 1972 Chevrolet pickup two miles east of the K57 US59 junction causing about 1600 dollars in damage. Lloyd Yarnell 58 of Erie drove a county owned 1972 International truck onto US 59 from a stop sign and rolled back into a 1972 Mercury driven by Ralph Stevenson of Kennewick Washington causing about 300 dollars in damage. no damage to the county truck was reported.
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Cecil Volmer
St. Paul
Erie
Lloyd Yarnell
County Tools Stolen From County Truck Over Weekend
The county road and bridge department reports theft of tools from a county truck during the weekend. Tools belonged to the county and driver Claude Munsie of Erie. Estimated value ranges from 100 to 200 dollars.
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Erie
County Road and Bridge Department
David Kern
Claude Munsie
Red Cross Sets Up Fund For Flood Victims
The American Red Cross national offices assess 604 dollars for the Neosho County Chapter to aid Rapid City flood victims. Walter Poor chairs the effort and requests checks to Rapid City Fund be mailed to the Neosho County Red Cross Chapter Memorial Building Chanute 66720. A special account exists at the Bank of Commerce and next of kin inquiries are being handled if Rapid City contact fails.
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American Red Cross
Neosho County
Rapid City
S. D
Walter Poor
Neosho
Red Cross
Memorial Building
Chanute
Bank of Commerce
Area Forecast Notes Thunderstorms and warm midweek heat
Variable cloudiness with scattered thunderstorms and little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. South winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight low in the upper 60s to low 70s, Wednesday high in the upper 80s to low 90s. Precipitation probability 50 percent tonight and 40 percent Wednesday.
Meter maid attack claim filed in Sacramento
Robert Habra 36 a supermarket employee filed a 27500 dollar claim against the city of Sacramento alleging meter maid Frances Simpson bit and clawed him on the face and chest while he tried to feed a downtown meter for a friend on April 3 Simpson denied the accusation saying he attacked her The City Council will consider the claim.
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Sacramento
Calif
Robert Habra
Habra
Frances Simpson
Pentagon halts wolf fur parka hood order to save timber wolves
The Pentagon canceled an order for 277,502 parka hoods lined with wolf fur to protect North Americas vanishing timber wolves. The National Wildlife Federation estimated 25,000 wolves would have to be killed, nearly half the North American population, risking species extinction.
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Washington
Pentagon
North America
National Wildlife Federation
Federation
Burial Underway for Rapid City flood Victims
Burial begins in Rapid City in three cemeteries as survivors resume search for the dead. Identified victims will have graveside services, a mass memorial is set for Sunday at a local high school. The toll stands at 192 with hundreds still missing and expected to rise.
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Rapid City
S.D
Rapid Creek
Two North Vietnam bridges hit near Chinese border
U S pilots report destroying two northeast rail bridges near the China line using 2 000 pound laser bombs. The strikes come days after a Chinese protest over air attacks along its southern frontier. Also in brief, Humphrey seeks Texas support for Nixon rematch and Saul Alinsky dies at 63 in Carmel California.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Peking
China
Hanoi
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Senate panel eyes largest Social Security expansion
The Senate Finance Committee moved to finalize a wide expansion of Social Security and welfare programs while still seeking funding solutions. They project annual costs reaching 17.6 billion dollars when fully effective in 1974 as they aim for final committee approval before floor debate.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
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Topeka
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Kenneth Sanborn
Elma Hansen
W. Main
Farmers Discount Center
Don Ericson
N. Washington
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James Wade Craft
Betty Craft
Highland
Mittee
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Cha
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Warren E. Burger
Harry A Blackmun
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Sinai
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Texas
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Minnesota
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